Origin and Meaning of Brodderick

Son of the famous one or son of the strong

Origin: Scottish - Derived from the Gaelic name 'Brodgar', where 'Brod' means 'famous' and 'righ' means 'king' or 'strong'.

• Brodderick is a variant of the more common name 'Broderick', which has seen use in both Scottish and Irish cultures.
• In Welsh, the name has variations like 'Broder' and has connections to family lineage and nobility.
• Notable bearers of the name include the fictional character Broderick Crawford in the classic television series 'Highway Patrol'.
• The name Brodderick has not reached immense popularity in the U.S., but it fits within the trendy pattern of unique and modern names.
• Similar names and variations include Broderick, Brody, and Roderick, each carrying a historical significance.